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Gold Pullback Puts US$4,500 Support in Focus
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Gold Pullback Puts US$4,500 Support in Focus as Profit-Taking Emerges

Gold prices retreated from recent highs on Wednesday as traders took profits following a powerful rally that pushed the precious metal towards the US$4,700 an ounce level. Spot gold fell to around US$4,612 an ounce during the session before recovering slightly, with the market remaining under pressure as investors assessed the latest US economic data…

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My ENTIRE PREDICTIONS for GOLD & SILVER in August!
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Last Time I’ve Changed My ENTIRE PREDICTIONS for GOLD & SILVER in August! Here’s Why – David Hunter

The global financial system stands at an unprecedented inflection point as extreme system leverage builds across global debt markets and equity indices. Massive sovereign obligations and unhedged derivative exposures point to sharp volatility ahead across benchmark asset classes.

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Natixis raises gold price target to $5,000
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Natixis raises gold price target to $5,000 as U.S. debt and bond market fears mount

After a months-long correction, gold prices appear to be back on the path to $5,000 an ounce, according to one market analyst. On Tuesday, Bernard Dahdah, Precious Metals Analyst at Natixis, increased his year-end price forecast for gold, saying he now sees the yellow metal reaching $5,000 by year-end, up from his previous target of…

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Gold Price Hits Three-Month High
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Gold Price Hits Three-Month High as Middle East Conflict and US Economic Uncertainty Drive Demand

Gold has surged to its highest level in more than three months, as escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, uncertainty surrounding US economic policy and renewed concerns over inflation continue to strengthen demand for the precious metal. Often regarded as a traditional safe-haven asset, gold tends to attract increased investor interest when financial markets…

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AI, Green Energy, and the Hidden Silver Crunch in Data Centers
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AI, Green Energy, and the Hidden Silver Crunch in Data Centers

The artificial intelligence boom is reshaping more than just software and semiconductors it is driving a massive physical buildout of data centers that consume enormous amounts of electricity and critical materials. At the same time, the push for greener power is colliding with a multi-year structural shortage in one of the metals essential to both…

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Gold and silver are both precious metals, but their fates after mining could hardly be more different.
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Gold vs Silver: Why Nearly All Gold Ever Mined Still Exists, While Much Silver Is Lost Forever

Gold and silver are both precious metals, but their fates after mining could hardly be more different. Almost all the gold extracted throughout human history remains above ground in some recoverable form. Silver, by contrast, is routinely “consumed” and often ends up permanently lost in landfills or dispersed in products where recovery is currently uneconomic.

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